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Old Nov 7, 2004 | 7:35 pm
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bbkenney
 
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Originally Posted by Athena53
I know that one day, one time zone is the general rule- but for me it doesn't seem to take quite that long, especially going from East to West. Maybe 3 days going from Central time zone to Europe, 2 days going back for most of the effects to abate.
Absolutely ! Eastbound is the killer.
I have sincere admiration for those people that land in Europe early in the morning, go straight to work and are still intellegent and amusing at dinnertime. I just know I will never be one of them. Actually its getting harder with age.
However, Dallas is 7 hours different from Central Europe and it doesn't really take 7 days. It does take me 3 to be at full tilt (well, full tilt for me) though.

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